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I'll try to answer some of these inline below. Let me know what else you need. Yes, there will be a new web site. We were just talking about this today.

Hello MTS community! After some moderate reading and light usage of MTS, I would appreciate if you could answer some of my questions. 1.) Now that archive.michigan-terminal-system.org has been down

Pretty sure orl=80 should do the trick. # copy unsp:disasm -x # run *objutil scards=-x 0=-y par=orl=80 # 11:12:08 OBJUTIL VERSION(CT311) 11:12:09 01-17-24 ADDED: PASS0 WORKAREA SYS13 PASS1 CARD PAB PA

Pretty sure orl=80 should do the trick. # copy unsp:disasm -x # run *objutil scards=-x 0=-y par=orl=80 # 11:12:08 OBJUTIL VERSION(CT311) 11:12:09 01-17-24 ADDED: PASS0 WORKAREA SYS13 PASS1 CARD PAB PA

I cannot use. UNSP:DISASM. because the. APL. object file uses. CSI. records which are code/data records of up to 32767 bytes in length. DISASM only disassembles TXT records of 80 bytes of length at a

Hi William, you might know this already but in case you do not, it might come in handy in your endeavor: the source for APL\360 is downloadable at

Have you tried UNSP:DISASM? That usually works for me

Hi. My name is William Gallant. I am new to MTS. I hardly know?any MTS commands or how to find my way around the OS or use files, etc... I am looking for a way to get a disassembled listing of the

*C87 isn't in d6.0 but there are several files like *C87INCLUDE and *C87LIB

CBell uses ASMH but C89 does not. I don't think C87 does either, but I'm not quite sure. Mike

I remember writing C code on MTS before before I left RPI (graduated in 1989) and I thought I used *C89, but it’s possible it was *C87 or even possibly CBell. I haven’t had a chance to fire up my

Mike, Thank you for closing this out for me. I was hoping that CBELL was included. Now to plan B, whatever that is.... /cheers /tom c

If you look at the comments for component 934 in the D6 driver file you'll see that much of CBell was not distributed due to licensing restrictions. I don't know if we still have it and whether the

Already looked at that. CBELL is not even listed. However in VOL 2 MTS Documentation there is about two pages discussing it. All I can find.... /cheers /tom c

https://try-mts.com/programming-languages-in-mts/ Joe

I am trying to compile a "C" program under MITS 6.0a.? Trying to use the CBELL compiler.? Not having any success. As anyone be able to compile "C" using this compiler. Thank You Tom c

I've been otherwise occupied for the last couple of months, but I'm anxious to get back on this. Mike

Just wondering how the HIM code merge into Hercules is coming.? I know there was a flurry of activity last month, but some issues popped up.

Fascinating story about bug swatting. May I suggest the MTS guys (especially Rupert Lane, if he is here) to just add a note to try-mts.com telling people to either avoid Vista or to be careful when

(ATTACHMENTS) Fish wrote: Educate me: what is a "superdump"? And how can I tell it has occurred? Because I finally got around to trying MTS for myself, and it seems to work just fine for me on Windows